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Burns are injuries caused by direct exposure of the skin tissue to thermal, chemical or electrical agents. The Family Health Strategy is characterized as a gateway to health services. The objective of this study was to know the health care for people with burns assisted in Family Health Strategies. This is an exploratory, descriptive-analytical study, transversal to the work process of 64 professionals of Family Health Strategies in a city on the western border of Rio Grande do Sul. The interviews were recorded, digitized and organized in a database of data in text format. Subsequently, they were processed in the IRAMUTEC software and analyzed by descending hierarchical classification, by similarity analysis and by the word cloud. The results found significantly indicated a negative response when related to knowledge of the care provided to people with burns, requiring training and training for health teams. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: to analyze the perceptions of people with physical disabilities living in the rural context about the welcoming provided by the Family Health Strategy teams. Method: qualitative study, developed in six cities in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, whose participants were 13 people with physical disabilities. The production of information took place from January to May 2019 through semi-structured interviews, analyzed by thematic modality. Results: welcoming was related to fondness, affection, relationship of trust, dialogue and closeness with professionals, as well as resolvability of demands or referral to other services. Nevertheless, they listed difficulties regarding the availability of medications, exams, medical care and scheduling of care. Conclusion: despite the efforts of the professionals working in the teams to welcome people with physical disabilities living in the rural context and meet their demands, the centralization of care in biological issues and the limitations of accessibility and access to health services are revealed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To report the experience of internship in nursing with an emphasis on maternal and child health in the context of primary health care. Methods: Experience report, product of the supervised internship carried out in a basic health unit in Sobral, Ceará, in July 2019. Results: Throughout the internship, guidance, management and nursing practices were carried out with the nurse. free demand consultations, scheduled and at home, such as prenatal consultations, gynecological prevention exams and childcare. The experience of that internship provided the applicability of theory in practice, both in the internal environment of the unit and in the community, facilitating the understanding of programs and policies aimed at maternal and child health. It also provided the opportunity for academic leadership in the perspective of collaboration with services and care for the population. Conclusion: The internship provided putting into practice technical-scientific and human skills, making it possible to experience different realities in the context of primary care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: identifying, in the perception of nurses, the intervening factors and strategies used to approach child violence in the Family Health Strategy. Method: a qualitative study with 22 nurses from Teresina, Piaui. Data were collected in October 2019, through individual interviews guided by a semi-structured script, submitted to Thematic Content Analysis. Results: nurses revealed inability to deal with situations of child violence. They sought to approach these cases through strategies based on dialogue, interprofessional work and intersectoriality. Final thoughts: there were intervening factors for the approach of child violence in the Family Health Strategy, the (non-recognition of signs of child abuse), the barriers to establishing bonds with families and difficulties in interlocution in the care network. The strategies for coping with child violence were interprofessional work, holistic care, articulation with the intersectoral network and dialogue with the family. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to analyze national and international scientific evidence that addresses the perception of nursing students of nurses' role in Primary Health Care. Method: this is an integrative review using the Virtual Health Library database and analysis performed by Classical Textual Statistics and Descending Hierarchical Classification from the conclusions or final thoughts, using the IRAMUTEQ® Software. Results: Of the 83 articles found, five were selected, and the analysis resulted in three classes: Scarcity of nurses to work in Primary Health Care; University education linked to Primary Health Care; and Students' perception about the nursing profession. Conclusion: the process of nursing knowledge education and/or production still links the profession to subjective characteristics, pointing to the need to advance towards evidence-based nursing. Furthermore, the research revealed scarcity of primary studies addressing the theme of this production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background: Quality of life (QoL) is a complex, multidimensional construct that is characterized by subjectivity. It is important to investigate the QoL of nursing professionals in primary health care because it contributes to the promotion of their health, with an impact on the population. Objectives: To analyze the QoL of nursing professionals working in the family health strategy. Methodology: Exploratory, cross-sectional, and descriptive study with a quantitative approach. The sample consisted of 85 nursing professionals working in the family health strategy in the municipality of Macaé/RJ/Brazil. Data were collected using the WHOQOL-BREF developed by the World Health Organization, which included information about the sociodemographic profile. Results: For nurses, the highest mean score was found in the Social relationships domain. In the Psychological domain, only nursing technicians had the highest mean scores. All of the professionals had the lowest mean scores in the Environment domain. Conclusion: Primary health care managers should invest more in interventions aimed at promoting these professionals' health and QoL. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: to identify the potentialities, limits and necessities related to women sexuality during nursing appointments. Method: it is a quantitative and descritive study from a qualitative view, performed with 14 nurses actives in Family Health Strategies, from a town in the south of Minas Gerais. Results: the attendance in nursing appointments, the stablished bond and professional experience were considerated potencialities; the limits were: the first approach to the subject, the existence of taboos and cultural aspects and the burocratic roles of the nurse. It is noticed, as necessities, a greater professional training, population orientation and the implementation of public policies, programs and protocols. Conclusion: in order to promote women health it is necessary a more mindful and safer look of the nurse, whereas sexuality should be seen as an inseparable part of women life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to understand the living of elderly people after the occurrence of a Stroke (FAST). Method: qualitative and descriptive research. Data collected between January and March 2018 in three Family Health Strategies (FHS), through semi-structured interviews with elderly people, stroke victims, whose information was analyzed according to thematic analysis. Results: the data allowed the construction of three categories: the functional and social changes in the lives of elderly people after the occurrence of stroke; the (lack of) care after stroke in the understanding of the elderly person; and the future perspectives of the elderly person after stroke. Immediate and resolutive assistance in the hospital, the follow-up at FHS and the family involvement are essential for the rehabilitation of the elderly person. Final considerations: the results allowed us to understand the lives of the elderly patients, who showed changes in their daily lives after stroke, with different degrees of physical and psychological impairment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to know the care practices developed by nurses from the Family Health Strategies for women in the puerperium. Method: qualitative research conducted between December 2016 and January 2017 through interviews with nine nurses. The data were analyzed according to the operative proposal. Results: The puerperal appointments occur around one to two times within 30 days and are performed mostly by nurses through obstetric physical examination, care with the cesarean or episiotomy incision, evaluation of emotional aspects and guidelines on sexuality, reproductive planning, breastfeeding, newborn care and the bond between mother and baby. Conclusion: the nurses perceive the relevance of the care practices and their main characteristics, because they recognize the hormonal, emotional and social changes of the period and the importance of the work of professionals in this stage surrounded by changes, adaptations and vulnerability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To describe nurses' actions for health promotion and disease prevention. Methodology: Exploratory, descriptive, and transversal study, using a qualitative approach, carried out with 12 nurses from the family health strategies of a city in the state of Minas Gerais. Data were obtained through semi-structured interviews and were submitted to thematic analysis. Results: The themes identified were: vision of nurses on health promotion and their intervention strategies; Knowledge of nurses regarding the prevention of diseases and the interventions carried out for this purpose. Conclusion: Results showed the confusion of some nurses in distinguishing health promotion and disease prevention. They also face challenges in the daily work that can entail implications for the practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To evaluate the Conversation Map as a teaching strategy for the development of self-care for diabetic people. Methodology: Descriptive correlational study with quantitative approach. Twenty users participated in the educational program. Results: The period of execution of the program was eight weeks. The assessment of educational actions was tested by the application of the Diabetes Self-Care Activity Questionnaire (DSCAQ), whose scores were analyzed at the beginning and at the end of the program. The "dryness" variable, related to the characteristics of the skin and the variables "Specific diet (sweets)", "physical activity", "capillary glycemia" and "foot care" were statistically significant (p <0.05). Conclusion: Educational programs are essential for the empowerment of the diabetic person and the change in their behavior regarding self-care. The Conversation Map demonstrated to be adequate for the acquisition of new knowledge and autonomy of the person in glycemic control. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aim: to know the Permanent Health Education concepts and practices of the Family Health Strategies nurses of a municipality in the North Western Region of Rio Grande do Sul and identify the factors that favor and hinder these practices. Method: qualitative, descriptive and exploratory research conducted in the second semester of 2015. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with four nurses and analyzed by the Thematic Analysis. Results: three categories emerged: Family Health Strategies nurses’ conceptions about Permanent Health Education; Permanent Health Education practices performed by the nurses in the Family Health Strategies: articulating the multiprofessional team; Factors that favor and hinder the performance of Permanent Health Education in the Family Health Strategies. Final Considerations: the analysis showed that there is a deep-rooted connection among the concepts of Continuing Education and Health Education to that of Permanent Health Education. There is need for further discussions about the Permanent Health Education in the city, with a view of implementing this policy, qualifying the teams and their work processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]